Analysis

Versioned memos and research log

Write private, team, or published memos with version history and exact evidence links in one research log.

Implemented task

Public task

Open Memos, Connections, or operation history from the project workspace.

Expected outcome: Research notes, links, and reversible history retain their exact evidence and revision context.

ApplicationRequires Sign-in, Existing project

Declared product contract

Inputs and task boundary

Inputs

  • Research memo text
  • Optional exact evidence links and visibility choice

Input constraints

  • Private, team, and published visibility are explicit and versioned.

User actions

  1. Open Memos in the project workspace.
  2. Write or revise a memo and choose visibility.
  3. Link exact evidence or inspect prior revisions in the research log.

Outputs

  • A versioned memo and research-log entry with explicit visibility and evidence links.

Decision boundary

Where it fits

  • Analytic, reflexive, methodological, or project notes that need history and evidence.

Outside the boundary

Where it does not fit

  • Implicit publication of a private note.

Verification

Product proof

journey

proof.m2-analysis-kernel

Open artifact
Verified
Review due
Expires
  • All five locator kinds, overlap, multiple codes, and exact evidence return are covered.
  • Codebook, memo, history, research connections, and withdrawal child journeys pass.
  • Every child artifact is hashed and rerun from a fresh database.

Failure boundary: The proof covers the completed M2 kernel, not M3 cases, matrices, or later collaboration rounds.

journey

proof.m2-evidence-history

Open artifact
Verified
Review due
Expires
  • History, memos, shares, and events return to the exact revision and evidence.
  • Reversible operations append compensation while governance actions use dedicated recovery.
  • Published evidence remains frozen until an explicit new share.

Failure boundary: The proof covers reviewed excerpts and operation history, not complete reports.

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